Recommended street food in Ho Chi Minh! Various street foods in Vietnam!
1. Banana fritters:
Sometimes you can find banana fritters on the street! Bananas are pressed flat, coated with batter, and fried until crispy! About 8,000 VND (400 KRW) each, cheap, sweet, warm, and crispy!
2. Banh tráng trọn Banh trang jhon:
A street snack made with various seasonings, undercooked mango, herbs, quail eggs, dried squid, and jerky in long pieces of rice paper! Usually about 30,000 VND (1,500 KRW) The taste is slightly different for each street vendor! They usually sell Banh trang cuon together, but that's the same ingredients wrapped in rice paper, cut with scissors, and then mixed with seasonings to eat!
3. Banh trang nướng Banh trang nướng:
A rice paper snack called Vietnamese pizza in Korea. Usually 20,000~30,000 dong (1,000~1,500 won) Rice paper is filled with various ingredients and quail eggs, fried crispy over a brazier, and folded in half. In Ho Chi Minh City, dried shrimp is used as the main ingredient. It tastes even better if you add phô mai (cheese).
4. Trà tắc Chatak:
Iced tea made with black tea base, calamansi juice, sugar, etc. Usually 30,000~40,000 dong (1,500~2,000 won). It's sweet and refreshing, so it's recommended for a hot day!
5. Bánh mi Banh mi:
If you buy it from a street vendor, the basic price is 20,000 dong (1,000 won). You can pay more and add various ingredients such as cheese, fish cake, and omelet. In my personal opinion, any half-and-half fried egg and cheese are more delicious. And basically, pate (liver spread) is included.
6. Various seasonal fruits:
I recommend buying pineapples, jackfruits, grapefruits, etc. that are difficult to handle yourself from street vendors. They usually cost 30,000~40,000 dong (1,500~2,000 won). When you see them, you should buy ones that are not too soft or dry on the outside to make them sweet and delicious.
In addition, you can see many street vendors selling stir-fried squid with garlic, rice sao (stir-fried corn), fried fish cakes, etc. on bicycles in the evening. They are great as side dishes, so I recommend trying them.
There are many street food vendors around schools or lakes. In Ho Chi Minh City, there are many street vendors in Nguyen Hue Square in front of Ho Chi Minh City Hall, in front of Ho Chi Minh Cathedral, and near Turtle Lake in District 3 during dinner time. #Overseas travel #Southeast Asia travel #Vietnam travel #Street food #Street food #Vietnamese food #Ho Chi Minh #Ho Chi Minh travel #Ho Chi Minh restaurants